Re: [Monotone-devel] 0.10 released

[Christof Petig]

graydon hoare schrieb:
> I am being intentionally obtuse in not making this part of the current 
> self-hosting page. I would like some feedback and experimentation with 
> netsync from patient people who are already familliar with monotone, not 
> newcomers attracted from the release announcement. I included just 
> barely enough documentation to cover how to use netsync commands. once 
> you've imported this key, built a new monotone and migrated to the new 
> schema I would recommend you try:
>
>   $ monotone --key="" pull off.net net.venge.monotone
>
> that should hook you up with the newest-latest, anonymously, and 
> there'll be no more need to use the depot. if it doesn't, or it crashes, 
> or hangs, or goes funny, please just send me a private mail with a log. 

private? well, I will tell you what happens in public and then try to 
figure out how to make a log.

puck:~/localcvs/monotone> monotone --key="" pull off.net net.venge.monotone
monotone: warning: doing anonymous pull
monotone: rebuilding merkle trees for collection net.venge.monotone
monotone: [keys: 3] [mcerts: 576]
monotone: connecting to off.net
monotone: warning: caught bad_decode exception decoding input from peer 
off.net: 'bad checksum 0xd755001c vs. 0x9a55131c'

Remember:
this is a big-endian unsigned-by-default-char aka trouble-is-likely 
machine (powerpc)

   Christof

> anyways I'm a little pooped so I'm going to bed.

Well done so far. Sleep well.

PS: I'm still holding my breath to see whether there are any news from 
the gcc-using-monotone front.